You were once a dedicated toycrafter,
spending hours working alone in your workshop.
But recently you lost your passion for your trade.
Working on small toys no longer satisfies you.
You shifted your focus towards something more grand, more robust.
Grab a doll, grab your tools, and get to work.
Cut doll parts, paint them and attach them to build unique and unsettling sculptures.
In your workshop, you are alone, you are safe.
No need to look over your shoulder.
Any anomalies you see or hear are just your imagination.
Also: Lock the door before leaving.
There are no abominations chasing you.
No monsters screaming in your ears.
Nothing can even hurt you.
This is simply... an experience. A study of isolation.
What does it feel like to be an artist so consumed by your craft that you lose your grip on reality.
While working, you will:
Interact with the environment.
Pick up, drop, move things around.
Use tools to cut, paint and attach doll parts.
Build a collection of unique and unsettling sculptures.
Keep your workshop tidy and organized.
Not engage with any anomalies.
Lock the door before leaving.
